There's a FB group, China Trade Porcelain of the 18th c. If you're on FB, you could query them, but it's a group I joined, so if you want me to...
Well, the flow of water carries things far away from where they originally landed. ;)
I can't see it being 18th c. Mid 19th maybe. Looks molded and pottery rather than porcelain?
I think you have it!
I would think that Lockitt is correct. Made for local markets probably since England doesn't appear on the mark. JMHO.
When I think of Jugendstil, I always think of geometric design.
Ah, I miss Mansons!
How sweet! Design wise, it looks 1930s to me. Similar to some early Poole stuff and Charlotte Rhead. Looks British, but I'm not entirely sure....
Thanks for correcting my spelling of bindenschild (I was going from memory, never a good thing!) Here's a link to a Christie's auction. Really...
I always wondered about the marks with the extra circle. Thanks for the info!
Gutta percha? How big is it?
No worries, you're not the first! Can't tell from my username whether I'm a guy or gal, LOL!
Yes, some similarity there for sure. Here is info on the factory. One website you should use, if you don't already, is thepotteries.org. All...
Ah, a small teapot, but not a miniature. Still getting a Chinese vibe.
Hutschenreuther made these? Huh. Why copy the mark rather than their own name, or were these plates decorated by outside factories?
I'm a gal, @Chinoiserie! You can call me Wendy.:happy:
I won't hazard a guess except to say that the bildensheild (beehive mark) is one of the most copied/imitated/faked around. This style of cabinet...
Dunno who dunnit. Imari palette, but don't think this one is Japanese. I like it. I'm thinking possibly Chinese. How many cups of tea would it...
You could cushion the chain with clear plastic like the do on the metal plate hangers with the springs. I think it looks a bit art nouveau-ish in...
I like to see all the labels on the base. These are a lovely colour.
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